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A group of five George III silver tablespoons. Various dates and makers. Each spoon with bright cut decoration, the group comprising: a George III silver tablespoon, Exeter, 1783, possibly Joseph Hicks, with two monograms and the year '1782' to an oval cartouche to the terminal, 21cm long; a George III silver tablespoon, London, 1783, James Stamp & John Baker, 21.5cm long; a George III silver tablespoon, London, 1784, Richard Crossley, 21.5cm long; a George III silver tablespoon, London, 1803, Peter, Ann & William Bateman, 21cm long; and a George III provincial silver tablespoon, Exeter, 1818, Joseph Hicks, 20.5cm long; total weight approx. 8.6ozt (5)
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